Sudanese side Al Khartoum have given their Ghanaian coach Kwesi Appiah a rousing farewell as he departs to coach the Ghana national team.
The Parliamentary Select Committee on Local Government wants the Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) to crack the whip and stop sewage companies from dumping faecal matter into the sea.
Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta, has expressed concern about the rising operational costs of the Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT), demanding “effective cost control and management measures to ensure the sustainability of the fund.”
While Ghanaians, particularly the gospel music fraternity, are celebrating Joe Mettle’s Artiste of the Year win as a first for the genre, it has emerged that he is not.
The Golden Tulip Accra has announced it will be hosting the maiden edition of Selewa African Market on May 1, Worker’s Day, on its hotel premises.
President Nana Akufo-Addo will this week unveil government’s strategy to deal with the menace of illegal mining in the country.
As if we do not have enough mayhem on our congested roads, particularly in the capital, commercial motorcycles, popularly known as Okada, are simply adding to making driving in Accra a daily nightmare.
The chiefs and people of the eight traditional districts and areas of the proposed Oti area have authorised a Joint Consultative Committee to push their demand for the creation of Oti Region.
GNAT says many children of school going age are constantly being taken from the classroom through the activities of illegal miners.
Police have started investigations into the circumstance that led to the alleged embezzlement of a building permit fee paid by Dr Papa Kwesi Nduom.
A firm in Slovenia is giving tombstones a 21st-century makeover, with 48-inch interactive screens that can show pictures, video and other digital content.
The US government has dropped its request for the identity of an anti-Trump Twitter account, just a day after Twitter went to court over the issue.
For only the second time in its 15-year history, the World Best Restaurant Awards has named a fine dining venue outside of Europe as the planet's greatest.
300 years before the Christian era, Aristotle said “To allow human passions to rule is not law but a perversion in the holders of office”.
Consumers of Sprite and Fanta have more to worry about than rotting teeth according to a Lagos High Court judge, who ruled that the Coca-Cola products could be "poisonous."
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